DataENV is a cli tool that allows you to save data temporarily using your terminal.
npm install -g dataenv
We use node-lolcalstorage to store the data in the local storage in a folder called tmp/node-dataenv-localStorage
npx dataenv saveSave the data identified by the unique key.
key The Unique key to identify the data.value The Value to save in the localStorage identified by the key.Returns any The value saved along with the key.
npx dataenv showShow the data identified by the unique key.
key The unique key to identify the dataReturns any The value saved in the localStorage identified by the key.
npx dataenv delDelets a key from the localStorage
key The unique key to identify the dataReturns any The key deleted from the localStorage.
# (make sure you build before linking)
npm link
dataenv
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DataENV is a cli tool that allows you to save data temporarily using your terminal.
We found that dataenv demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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